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Will Nalanda University Be A Success?
Nalanda University’s success will require the extended commitment of various government ministries and its international partners, writes Dr. Pushkar.
India And Asia Collided 10 Million Years Later Than Previously Thought
A new study suggests that the collision between India and Asia occurred only 40 million years ago - 10 million years later than previously thought.
China And India: From Imitators To Innovators
China and India are catching up to the world leaders in innovation and should no longer be labeled as 'imitation nations,' according to a study.
Chickpea Genome Map May Help Farmers Improve Yields
An international team of scientists has mapped the genome of chickpea, the second most widely grown legume crop after soybean.
Private Universities In India Can Make A Difference, But…
Private institutions can play an important role in India's higher education sector, writes Dr. Pushkar.
Chinese Academy Honors Three Scientists For Int’l Science Cooperation
Three scientists from India, Germany, and Russia have been honored by the Chinese Academy of Sciences for boosting science cooperation between the Academy and the world.
Nations Agree On First Global Treaty That Bans Mercury Emissions
A legally binding global treaty to curb mercury in the environment if fully implemented would eliminate most mercury use by 2020.
‘Suspect’ Journals Take Scientists For A Ride
Some 'journals' are out for profit, not to carry peer-reviewed science - and researchers in the developing world are targets, reports Yojana Sharma.
India’s U. R. Rao Inducted Into Satellite Hall of Fame In Washington
Former ISRO chairman U. R. Rao has been inducted into the Society of Satellite Professionals International Hall of Fame.
